Get a Jump on Spring: How to Fall-Sow Onions and Shallots from Seed
In this guide, we will take a look at the biology of onions and shallots, various methods for fall sowing, and provide you with guidance for your specific growing zone.
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Beat the Frost: A Beginner's Guide to Building a Cold Frame
If it makes you sad to watch your garden wither with the first hard frost, there is an easy and inexpensive solution: extend your growing season by building a cold...
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What to Plant in August for Fall Harvests and Spring Blooms
August can feel like we are quickly approaching the end of the growing season, but for gardeners in the know, it’s actually a second planting window.
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What a Super El Niño Means For Your Vegetable Garden
We’ll break down what a Super El Niño actually is, how it tends to play out region by region and give you some ideas which heirloom varieties are best suited...
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10 Seeds to Direct Sow in Early June for a Productive Summer Garden
Here are 10 plants you can start in June in most US planting zones that will bring you a harvest later this summer.
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Vegetables for Southern Gardens: What to Grow in Heat and Humidity
Growing vegetables in the South can be one of the most rewarding gardening experiences when you choose the right crops. By focusing on heat-loving, resilient varieties and adapting your growing...
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Northern Gardening Guide: Vegetables That Thrive in Short Seasons
Success in your northern garden depends on more than selecting the right individual crops. You need an overall growing strategy. Combine fast-growers, cold-hardy vegetables, and succession planting to create a...
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From Snow to Blooms: The Best Flowers to Start Indoors in Winter
Starting flowers indoors in winter gives you a valuable head start, especially for varieties that need a long growing season to truly shine.
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The Early Bird’s Garden: 4 Things You Must Do This February
The work you do this month, whether it’s sharpening those pruners or putting pepper seeds into trays, is the foundation for everything that will bloom in May.
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What You Can Plant Outside in January (By USDA Zone)
January planting isn’t about pushing limits blindly, it’s about working within your climate. By understanding your USDA zone and respecting the limitations of your weather, you can make smart planting...
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From Seed to Sprout: How to Grow Mung Bean Sprouts Fast Indoors
Growing mung bean sprouts and microgreens at home is fast and easy. With just some beans, a jar, and a few days, you can enjoy a nutrient-packed harvest.
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Don’t Leave Your Soil Bare! 3 Simple Fall Prep Steps for a Thriving Spring Garden
Leaving your garden bare over the winter exposes it to conditions that can diminish your soil. Here are 3 quick tips to improve your soil over winter.
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Growing Sweet Success: Your Guide to Oregon Sugar Pod II Peas for Spring & Fall
Discover how to grow sweet, crisp Oregon Sugar Pod II peas! This guide covers planting, care, harvesting, and tips for a bountiful crop of these delicious snow peas.
